this is really helpful. Once the snow goes, I'm going to head out to a section of the yard & see if the South-North location will work or I can make it work in a 4 ' wide bed.
@TheFertileCurrent
5 ай бұрын
Glad you found it helpful!! Thanks for the kind words!
@jeffnelson2924
5 ай бұрын
This is good information I always looked at those electroculture videos I thought there is something really missing like basic antenna theory.. hopefully this channel grows
@TheFertileCurrent
5 ай бұрын
Thank you Jeff!
@constancewulf6520
5 ай бұрын
Ive been absolutely LOVING your channel❤ Thank you for all the thorough content you so graciously provide. I am grateful❤
@TheFertileCurrent
5 ай бұрын
You are most welcome my friend❤
@jeffnelson2924
5 ай бұрын
2 questions. If beds are already full what is minimum depth. I have (8) 5*10 beds facing east to west length wise... Setting the galvanized north to South could be (1)5 ft run in a 5 * 10...0r it could be layed out in a snakeing pattern the whole 10 ft length of the box... Can you see advantage to either... thanks for this info it's legit and makes electrical sense
@TheFertileCurrent
5 ай бұрын
Hello Jeff ! The galvanized wire simply needs to be a little deeper than your maximum depth of tillage or cultivation. The goal is to have the wire near the rhizome layer in proximity to plant roots if possible. We definitely recommend keeping the ground wire in a South to North trajectory and minimizing bends. In some cases that simply means you may want to use more antennas and groundwires to cover your entire growing area. However, your soil will capacitate over time and the influence of the electroculture system will spread . The primary reason for the south to north maxim is the concept of staying in phase with telluric current. I hope this helps my friend. Thank you for your thoughtful questions and kind words!
@jeffnelson2924
5 ай бұрын
Word...thanks ... keep on keeping on
@KellyMorrison-cd1iw
3 ай бұрын
Wow. Have you done any food forests?
@TheFertileCurrent
3 ай бұрын
I have made antennas for many food forests that are currently in use. ❤
@rimaluotyte
4 ай бұрын
hello Sir, i do have a naive question that I'm hoping might add value to others too. For those with small scale gardening (we are setting up 2 raised beds), how would one know that the antenna/set up made a difference? Could CW3 be used for more than one/two beds in the long term or do we need new antennas every time? How should we think around return on investment for this? Thank you!
@TheFertileCurrent
4 ай бұрын
Hey friend. One antenna can cover infinite beds in a South to North trajectory and an east to west influence of approximately 20 ft. There is definitely no need to replace the antennas and if not abused they could be multi-generational pieces of equipment. The only true way to confirm results is to empirical data. If your using electroculture and its your first garden , you won't truly know the difference because you would have no reference. We only know darkness in relation to light and vice versa. That being said, as far as agricultural equipment goes, these antennas are quite inexpensive. If you take the time to understand cation exchange capacitance rate and how electrical auctions in the soil impact that factor, you will perhaps wish to employ electroculture based on that information alone. On the other hand, if you are too skeptical maybe just leave it be?. Either way, best of luck with your gardens.
@rimaluotyte
4 ай бұрын
@@TheFertileCurrentThank you so much for taking the time to answer in detail and also for sharing this knowledge widely. FWIW, intuitively I fully agree that we have unlimited potential around us that we're not tapping into. My question came from my left hemisphere which would also like to be able to measure and show 'before/after' and I was curious if you did any such experiments. Appreciate your suggestion on learning cation exchange capacitance rate and how electrical auctions impact it - i now have homework to do :) All the best!
@TheFertileCurrent
4 ай бұрын
Hey friend. Check out my farm Instagram page @whitesquirrelfarm . That is where you will see years of results pictures from our systems. Lots of love ❤
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